American Oil and Gas Reporter - August 2021 - 85

IndustryFocus: Companies, People and Products
Encore Buys Technology To Treat Produced Water
CHEYENNE, WY.-Encore Green Environmental
Technologies & Licensing
(EGETL) announces it has agreed to purchase
water treatment technology and
equipment formerly known as NOMAD
from XRI/Fountain Quail.
" Skid-mounted NOMAD desalination
technology is the most capable, reliable
and energy efficient technology available
to treat industrial byproduct water, " praises
Darren Smith, Encore Green Environmental's
chief technology officer. " It's held
that title for almost 20 years, and remains
the only proven and cost-effective thermal
evaporator available at commercial scale. "
EGETL mentions it has permits in
INNOWELL Offers Service
Wyoming to treat produced water to irrigate
and improve soil health in pastures
and crop lands. The company says it is
working with authorities in states such as
Texas, New Mexico and Utah to get permits
to do the same in those regions.
" By cleaning byproduct industrial
water for surface application, we create a
new source of water for the arid west, "
explains John Robitaille, chief executive
officer of Encore Green Environmental.
" This exponentially improves soil health,
trapping more carbon in the soil and roots
and removing more carbon from our air. "
For more information, visit encoregreenenvironmental.com.
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W
Energy Software's Tools Help EVX Transport Water
TULSA-By deploying its transportation
management solution at EVX Midstream,
W Energy Software says it has
partnered with EVX to provide a firstof-its-kind
produced water logistics service
for Eagle Ford producers.
The new service uses cloud-based algorithmic
tools to automate trucking dispatch
to nearby water haulers and provide
those water haulers with the most optimal
disposal well route, W Energy Software
details. The software provider says this
optimization can unlock significant savings
on produced water transportation costs
for EVX Midstream's customers.
" It's like Uber for water haulers; by
leveraging auto-dispatch technology and
a mobile app for water haulers, EVX
Midstream makes water hauling a simple
and seamless process for our producer
customers, " says EVX Chief Executive
Officer Herb Chambers. " As soon as
tanks reach a specified capacity, the
TGS Reaches Milestones
Related To Worker Safety
OSLO, NORWAY-TGS announces it
has reached 2 million man-hours without
a lost time injury or recordable incident.
The company adds that it had zero
COVID-19 incidents in its field operations
from 2020 through the first half of 2021
and no work-related COVID-19 illnesses
in any office since the start of the pandemic.
TGS attributes this track record to proactively
monitoring the COVID situation
throughout its field operations and routinely
liaising with contractors, employees and
clients to ensure proper mitigation measures
are implemented.
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gysoftware.com.
system automatically creates an order for
the closest truck, and every step is optimized
to conserve fuel, prevent trucks
from waiting in line, reduce emissions
and minimize deadhead runs. "
W Energy Software says its technology
enables EVX to augment its Eagle
Ford gathering system and pipelines
with a " virtual trucking fleet " that leverages
its customers' existing water carrier
services. By transitioning their water
hauling operations to EVX, W Energy
continues, producers eliminate the costs
associated with dispatching and processing
carrier invoices and free resources
for their core businesses.
For more information, visit wenerr
To
Cut Completion Times
HOUSTON-INNOWELL now offers
XpressFrac, which the company introduces
as a patented plug-and-perf solution that
enhances recovery with pinpoint stage
placement while significantly reducing
completion costs and total elapsed time
on site. The single-plug solution also
shrinks carbon footprints dramatically and
reduces water use about 20%, INNOWELL
adds.
According to the company, the new
service improves on just-in-time perforating
(JITP), which stimulates multiple
single-zone fractures on a single wireline
run using perforating guns that remain
down hole during the fracturing treatment.
JITP was tested on 30 horizontal wells
encompassing 1,400 single zone treatments,
INNOWELL relates. The company
says it substantially reduced costs and
improved productivity by enabling perforation
intervals to be individually and
effectively treated one at a time with less
horsepower and fewer wireline runs.
With many operators moving toward
shorter stage lengths, the company continues,
XpressFrac's real-time telemetry
for temperature, pressure and measured
depth enables operators to economically
implement a custom completion plan
for each well based on rock properties
and other analytics. INNOWELL says
this lowers costs while improving ultimate
recoveries and optimizing the reservoir.
For more information, visit www.innowelldownhole.com.
VBR
Expands Offerings For Tough Environments
HOUSTON-Variable Bore Rams Inc.
has added Cameron's new variable high
temperature packers and top seals to its
inventory. The products are designed to
deliver the functionality of a variable
ram assembly in high temperature and
high hydrogen sulfide applications.
The 135
⁄8 inch, 3-10 M U 31
51
⁄2
inch by
⁄2 inch packers and top seals are
proven to operate in extreme conditions
during drilling operations
and will provide VBR customers
with added reliability in extreme
These rams include high-temperature
products from Cameron that
Variable Bore Rams Inc. has added
to its inventory. VBR says the products
will improve reliability in extreme
environments.
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operating conditions, VBR says. According
to the company, the products
are rated API 16A, 4th edition, PR2,
and work in temperatures from 30 to
300 degrees Fahrenheit and H2S concentrations
as high as 35%.
For more information, visit vbri.com.
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